A Spent Horse in a Nation at War: Why IGP Egbetokun Must Go
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi In moments of national truth, silence speaks louder than a thousand words. One such moment came
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Opinion
Nigeria Hospitals and Patients at the Mercy of Politics… … The Case for Transparency and Equity in the Appointment of Medical Directors
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi In saner societies, hospitals are not battlegrounds for ethnic interests or platforms for political compensation. They
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NOT THE PLATEAU WAY
By Nick Dazang Prior to the deplorable killings of members of a wedding party from Zaria, Kaduna State, on its
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ABUJA RESETTLEMENT CHALLENGES AND THE COSTS (II)
By Shuaibu Umar The original proposal was for all the indigenous population to be resettled outside the FCT. But even
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Reno Omokri: Communication or Cunning Craftiness?
By Bolaji Akinyemi I read with dismay the eulogy of Reno Omokri by Folorunso Fatai Adisa of Reno’s appearance at
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THE BENUE GENOCIDE
BY Nick Dazang Before now, and for reasons best known to him, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had preferred either to
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ABUJA RESETTLEMENT CHALLENGES AND THE COSTS (I)
By Umar Shuaibu In its report, the Akinola Aguda Panel recommended the transfer of the Capital from Lagos to Abuja
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The Digital Undercurrent: An Analysis of Online Platform Exploitation in Human Trafficking in Nigeria
By Dr. Iyke Ezeugo Part 1: A Critical Journey for the Discerning Reader This report, “The Digital Undercurrent: An Analysis
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The Death of Democracy in Africa and Its looming Final Burial in Nigeri
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi. Democracy, a concept born in ancient Athens, has been a cornerstone of modern governance. Its evolution
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Democracy Day or Partisan Parade? A President’s Missed Moment for Unity and Justice
By Bolaji Akinyemi June 12 is not just another date in Nigeria’s calendar of ceremonial speeches. It is the bloodstained
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